Continued care in your community
Across the Headway network, groups and branches have shown incredible dedication and resilience as they continue to support those affected by brain injury, even in times of a global public health crisis.
From new digital services and welfare check-ins to creative art classes and seated exercise sessions, the Headway groups and branches have been truly innovative in the ways in which they continue the provision of their services.
This page highlights the remarkable work taking place across the UK to support some of the most vulnerable members in our communities.
In your area
Find brain injury support in your area by searching our directory of local Headway groups and branches, specialist solicitors, approved care providers and charity shops.
Find out moreThe Headway Zoom Pantomime
The Headway Coventry and Warwickshire Groups have been meeting weekly on Zoom since Lockdown began in March 2020. After a few weeks of getting used to Zoom with comments 'we can't hear you', 'we can't...
Find out moreHeadway Derby launches new digital service in response to coronavirus
Headway Derby has launched new online services to support vulnerable brain injury survivors during a period of self-isolation and social distancing.
Find out moreHeadway Oxfordshire goes above and beyond during pandemic
Headway Oxfordshire has replaced its typical face-to-face services with a range of new digital ones, including the provision of specialist telephone information and online activities.
Find out moreHeadway Wearside helps brain injury survivors get creative in isolation
The You and Me project has been replaced with a remote service which enables brain injury survivors to showcase their creative flair through drawing and cooking – all from within their own homes.
Find out moreHeadway Wirral still in action amid corona crisis
Even in troubling times, Headway Wirral is still supporting brain injury survivors through an extensive ring around service and welfare check-ins.
Find out moreEast Mids groups and branches rally together in times of crisis
From virtual exercise classes to emergency care packages and extensive ring around services, the Headway groups and branches in the East Midlands have been tireless in their efforts.
Find out moreHeadway Portsmouth steps in to support carers during lockdown
Headway Portsmouth has set up online support groups to help carers of brain injury survivors connect with one another during lockdown.
Find out moreStroke survivor Nicola sets up virtual yoga classes for Headway Hertfordshire
In partnership with Headway Hertfordshire, Nicola has sent out videos of her practicing yoga to encourage those affected by brain injury to stay active during isolation.
Find out moreHeadway Preston and Chorley sets up online exercise classes to help with wellbeing in isolation
Headway Preston and Chorley has launched a series of online gentle exercise sessions to help brain injury survivors with their physical and mental wellbeing during lockdown.
Find out moreHeadway Milton Keynes art group combats feelings of isolation
An online art group set up by Headway Milton Keynes is helping to combat feelings of loneliness and isolation for brain injury survivors in the community amid the coronavirus crisis.
Find out moreHeadway Surrey provides lifeline for vulnerable adults during pandemic
From virtual art classes and online quizzes to welfare calls and a helpline, Headway Surrey has gone above and beyond to continue supporting brain injury survivors.
Find out moreCarers stay connected thanks to Headway in Northern Ireland
Video calls on self-care at home, dedicated social media groups and welfare calls are just a few of the ways Headway’s ABI Network is working to support carers throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Find out moreHeadway Devon continues crucial work in the community
Headway Devon has been offering tailored services to support those most in need during times of crisis, from welfare calls and shopping for food, to one-to-one video calls and Zumba classes.
Find out moreHeadway Southampton heroes launch home contact service
Headway Southampton has been running a home contact service where vulnerable adults with a brain injury in self-isolation can get their food and medicines dropped off at their door.
Find out moreHeadway Gwynedd and Mon still supporting members
Headway Gwynedd and Mon is hosting weekly virtual sessions with its members, discussing the impact social isolation is having on individuals affected by brain injury.
Find out moreHeadway Coventry and Warwickshire steps up services during lockdown
Brain injury survivors, their families and carers are able to access specialist support through weekly group video calls and daily chats via phone calls and WhatsApp groups.
Find out moreHeadway Leicester to support more brain injury survivors during pandemic thanks to volunteer
Headway Leicester is hoping to support more brain injury survivors in the community during the pandemic with the help of one of their volunteers.
Find out moreHeadway in Northern Ireland launches new virtual café
Headway in Northern Ireland has set up a new virtual café to bring together those affected by brain injury during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Find out moreA ‘new normal’ as Headway Southampton reopens
Headway Southampton is adapting to a new normal after reopening the doors to its day centre for the first time since lockdown began.
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